The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-11-18
november Flakes.
/ pressed her tendon form to mine;
Since then I've ne'er forgotten;
Twas shaped like sculptor's art divine.
But made up out of cotton.

Bring your hogs to Kimball.
Burke says his new mare is a trotter.
Hogs are bringing Chicago prices in
Kimball.
A fire break has been made around
Plankinton.
Now it's Tyndall that will try for an
artesian we'll.
Alexandria vote "for the sale" by a
majority of one.
They are holding woman's rights Soc
! ials in Plankinton.
The city marshal of Mitchell il making
a crusade on the dogs.
Brule county has got the corn but not
the hogs to consume it.
Dan Mcdonald, of Sioux City, was de-
feated for sheriff by 235.
There are mt rounds OF drinks in the
ladder of success.-Puck.
Miller Burke has sold his brown horse
to j. K. Smith of Mitchell.
Notice the Farmers s. Traders Banks
new list of horses for sale.
A series of club dances is to be orga-
nizcd for the coming winter.
A. s. Stuver is building a barn to
shelter his newly acquired COW.
Competition lifted the price of hogs
up to $40 in Kimball, Menday.
Mitchell will struggle with an Uncle
Toms Cabin company next week
Baker & Glass, the tonsorial artists
have two heating stoves to sell cheap.
The city of Grand Forks polled a
heavy majority for division and license.
Dennis Sullivan, up in Plummer town
ship, has invested in a threshing machine.
White Lake went 80 majority "for the
sale;' Plankinton, IS against the
sale"
Dear Edith: Why is Dakota called
"she2' Simply because it has lots OF
hustle.
There are t%wenty-three states which
have q less number of newspapers than
OAK ta.
The Arlington House in Mitchell was
damaged by fire to the extent of $500,
Sunday.
Ochsner Bros. offer to take corr in e1,
change for any goods in their line OF OIL
account.
They do say that Patrick Doyle's new
house in Plummer is the best in the
township.
John Moylan was found dead on the
street in Armour last week. Whisky
killed him.
Jas. Byrne and John Ryan are buying
a large number of hogs and paying tn.
highest prices.
The GRAPHIC has been filling a liberia
order of job work for out of town par
ties, this week.
The Kimball Mills celebrated flour il
being we'll advertised by retail dealer,
all owe South Dakota.
Bon Homme comfy polled the heav
lest majority against prohibition of any
of the southern COUNTRYSIDE.
The two-year-old t%rotting race failed
to take place Tuesday. Every fellow
says the other fellows backed out
Howel's livery stable was burned a
Woonsocket, Saturday morning. 8
horses were consumed in the flames.
Warren Dye, of White Lake, fell an
dislocatcd his arm while trying to boart
a train for Kimball, one day last week.
The Illinois Central railroad has t
run trains several miles to secure a sur
ply Of water to keep their shops run
ming.
1t don't pay very big to raise corn an
sell it at Is cents per bushsl, but it pay
like blazes to raise it and put it int
hogs.
Summit county farmers are compelle,
to. drive their cattle several miles TO
water. Wells and cisterns are nearly al
dry.-Ohio Exchange.
A drove of drunken turkeys made
strange sight in Larimore, the othe
day. They got at a lot Of stale beer
: poured INTO the street.
e Mr.. Herrick, whose farm is near Whit
Lake, was selling some sheep in tow
Saturday. Hc has nearly 400 on han
and they are doing finely.
+ Harker & Harker's store presents
. decidedly attractive appearance, filed q
it is with new goods t~astefully displaye
by MIR. Moflt, the manager.
Albert Pospichal, ayoung Bohemian
; of Richland township, is under $50
bonds for attempted rape. His exam;
nation is set for the 22d inst.
In the hurry OF going to press las
week the GRAPHIC neglected to note til
election of NJ. NJ. Richards, of Pukwant
commissioner for district No. l.
A railroad section boss picked up ele1
. en- dead prairie chickens near Madison
the other day, which had been killed b
flying against a telegraph wire.
Prof. Foster said November would b
mild until the Sd, from which time unit
the 10th heavy storms would prevail
: Prot. Foster is evidently a liar.
An orchestra composed of Plankintor
Pukwana and Chamberlain musician
i, will furnish the music for the Thank
giving ball at the opera house.
A prolonged and very serious drout
prevails throughout Ohio and adjoinin
j. states. II no rain falls before winte
sets in direful results are predicted.
Ochsner Bros. are building a 10 K I
private office Oh the rear of their stor,
1t wilEbe the most Thoroughly appointe
Office oseIhs street when completed.
!. Many Of u business men are talkin
. of moving to Kimball in the near futnl